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Apple Shatters iPhone Sales Records in Record-Breaking Quarter

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January 30, 2026

Apple just had a record-breaking iPhone quarter

Apple’s iPhone Achieves Record-Breaking Quarter with Revenue Surpassing $85.3 Billion

Apple recently announced that the iPhone had its best-ever quarter, generating revenue exceeding $85.3 billion over the past few months. This remarkable achievement was unveiled as part of the company’s Q1 2026 earnings report, which also showcased a record-breaking total revenue of $143.8 billion, marking a significant 16% increase compared to the previous year.

Unprecedented Demand for iPhone Drives Strong Growth, Says Apple CEO Tim Cook

During a call with investors, Apple CEO Tim Cook expressed awe at the staggering demand for the iPhone, leading to a remarkable 23% year-over-year revenue growth. Cook emphasized that this surge in demand signifies the strongest iPhone lineup to date, making it the most popular choice among consumers.

Supply Chain Challenges Amid High iPhone 17 Demand, Notes Apple CEO

Apple faced challenges in meeting the high demand for the iPhone 17, resulting in constrained supply chains. Cook highlighted the limited availability of advanced process nodes crucial for building the device’s chip. Despite these challenges, Apple’s services revenue, encompassing subscriptions like Apple Music and iCloud, witnessed a significant 14% year-over-year increase, while Mac and wearable revenue experienced a decline.

Apple Set to Introduce AI-Powered Siri Features, Partners with Google for Upgrade

In the upcoming months, Apple plans to roll out AI-powered personalization features for Siri. The tech giant has teamed up with Google to enhance this upgrade, utilizing a customized version of Google’s Gemini AI model for enhanced user experience.

Apple Ventures into AI Realm with Acquisition of Q.ai for $2 Billion

In a strategic move, Apple is acquiring AI startup Q.ai for a substantial $2 billion, as reported by the Financial Times. While specific details regarding the integration of Q.ai’s technology remain undisclosed, reports indicate that the startup’s patents suggest applications in wearable devices like headphones or glasses, utilizing facial skin micro movements for non-verbal communication.